On 10/03/03 12:31 PM, Mike Bethune sat at the `puter and typed:
> Hi,
> is it possible to configure spamassassin to automatically report
> high scoring spam to razor? If not, what would be a good way to do
> this? I suppose I could write a filter to call spamassassin -r ...
> (I'm using it on a relay server and so right now it is a manual
> process for me if I want to submit a mail.)
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
You can do this from procmail; here's how:
:0
* autolearn=spam
{
:0c:sareport.lock
| nice -n 20 spamassassin -r
}
I imagine you'll have a lot of people telling you it's not a good idea
though. Regardless of the score, I only autoreport if I find certain
SA tags that I KNOW FOR A FACT are a 100% spam indicator. I didn't
include that recipe because I found that many of them are blacklisted
by my upstream mail relay, but if you simply add a condition to the
above recipe, you can restrict it to those definite spams. Simply add
a line after the autolearn check:
* autolearn=spam
* TAG_!|TAG_2|TAG_3
If you have to use more than one line, use a \ character to continue
the same condition check, because the recipe won't execute unless ALL
condition lines get a hit.
NOTE: some tags may not strictly indicate spam for you or your users!
Also, note the 'nice -n 20' preceding the spamassassin call. I just
put this in my .procmailrc because when I have power problems, I find
my system tends to sieze while trying to handle 300 instances of
spamassassin. I don't know that it's necessary, or even a good idea
while using the lockfile, so I'd recommend you do your own due
diligence on that.
HTH
Lou
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